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How the Right Financial Tools Can Benefit Construction Employees

From younger staff who need help paying down student loans to older staff thinking about retirement, taking a holistic approach to financial education and wellness can help employers provide the knowledge and resources to address employees' financial goals and plans.

New Survey Reveals Cash Flow Is a Constant Problem for Construction Companies

by Danielle Higley | Jun 22, 2018
Accounting | Business | Business Development | Finance

Nearly everything about working in construction is a challenge. The work is hard, the hours are long and just getting paid on time can be a struggle, according to a recent survey conducted by TSheets and zlien.

Digital Currencies Can Fill Gaps in Construction Spending

by Ellis Talton | Jun 21, 2018
Accounting | Business | Finance | Project Delivery

Digital currencies could mean pushing forward stalled projects and the ability for developers to target sustainable programs that have been sidelined under traditional funding structures.

Four Reasons Contractors Should Stop Mailing Paper Checks

by Vijay Balakrishnan | Jun 18, 2018
Accounting | Business | Finance | Human Resources

Here are four reasons why construction business owners are stepping away from the mailbox and moving toward safer, easier, cheaper and greener alternatives.

The Total Cost of Absence: It Is More Than You Think

by Mingee Kim | May 25, 2018
Finance | Productivity | Safety

Absent employees cost a company in many ways, including timely project completion. Contractors should consider the indirect costs—or the productivity costs—of employee absenteeism in addition to the direct costs.

Tangible Working Capital and Tangible Equity: What Do These Ratios Mean to Your Business?

Contractors and their CPAs and sureties should discuss and evaluate their tangible working capital, tangible equity and other relevant ratios on a regular basis. These discussions will lead to a clear understanding of their current scorecard, as well as create opportunities to plan for future needs.

Executive Insights: Contractors’ Guide to the Bottom Line

by Construction Executive | May 2, 2018
Accounting | Business | Executive Profiles | Finance

Industry experts weigh in on tips for maintaining a healthy bottom line.

Key Financial Indicators of Project Progress

by Robert Mercado, James Wiedemann | May 1, 2018
Accounting | Business | Finance | Project Delivery

Contractors often can determine if a project is meeting completion milestones simply through experience and intuition. But a more accurate method entails the analysis of data collected from the accounting department, which should be monthly at a minimum.

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How the Right Financial Tools Can Benefit Construction Employees

New Survey Reveals Cash Flow Is a Constant Problem for Construction Companies

Digital Currencies Can Fill Gaps in Construction Spending

Four Reasons Contractors Should Stop Mailing Paper Checks

The Total Cost of Absence: It Is More Than You Think

Tangible Working Capital and Tangible Equity: What Do These Ratios Mean to Your Business?

Executive Insights: Contractors’ Guide to the Bottom Line

Key Financial Indicators of Project Progress

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